1
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v-..
.
.
Prince
Rupert.
D
lily
Newi
5
Thursday.
Aprt'
IP,
19S3
Uaiions
May
Lose
,'"'
$
-v
'
I
.
II
if
4
He
that
buys
land,
buys
many
stones,
he
that
buys
flesh
buys
many
bones,
he
that
buys
eggs
buys
many
shells,
but
he
that
buys
good
rum,
buys
nothli.g
el
;c.
Teacher
Shortage
Shows
up
In
Remote
Rural
Districts
TORONTO
(CP)
Ontario
tendent
of
education!
Indian
af-schools
can
use
1,300
more
teach-!
fairs
branch,
Ottawa,
said
every
year
than
they
nowjtaji
parents
need
general
getting
F,
S.
Rivers,
uperin-!
mation.
Lack
of
it
led
to
misun-
:parate
identities
ATTENTION
Hy
BILL
UOK8
(
.,ii.idi.ni
lm
Blalt
Writer
Young
Fellows
Who
Ara
Lv,XiiVi:i:,
Germany
(CP)
The
anny
i.s
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w
.......
,-
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;
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0
,v
?
I
-sw
-
-
"V,,-
Is'
tendent
of
professional
train-!
derstandlng
and
suspicion
and
Ing
in
the
province's
education
;
made
it
difficult
to
educate
their
i
mm
Looking
For
DRAPE
SLACKS
Awn
UV
10
I'liaugc
lilt;
uucignauoru
01
its
r
department,
said
We'ir.e.day.
j
children.
But,
he
'added,
tho
profession!
Another
problem
U
to
reduce'
won't
lower
Us
standards
to
ob-1
barriers
that
tend
to
segregate
tain
them..
ithe
Indjan
ptQp
from
the
rest
Mr.
Rivers
addressed
a
meet-!
of
the
population.
Mr.
Rivers
ing
of
the
elementary
schoolaid.
Mast
Indians
were
educat-j
department
at
the
annual
con-led
on
the
reserve.
j
ference
of
the
Ontario
Educa-
Rural
teachers
have
-.pedal
MAVY
RUM
foot
soldiers
here.
Annoijnrcmciit
Ir
expected
xn
that
the
batti(,i.
com-Mrtslnu
the
27Ui
Cna!In
Infantry
brined
will
be
redesignated
and
t)it
their
ron.ilituent
omnenle
will
lose
their
separ-tt-
identities
When
the
fnrce
was
raised
In
1B5I
Its
three
Infantry
battalion
li
tional
Assoclauon.
problems
to
cope
with
and
to
He
claimed
there
U
no
short-1
overcome
them
they
need
pa-
age
of
teachers
in
urban
centres
tience
and
understanding.
wtp
built
around
a
framewor
such
as
Toronto
and
Montreal.
:C.
O.
Stogdill,
a
school
pvcM
iabardlne
and.
nylon
miitiice
"AH
the
cities
stretched
along
atrist
and
chief
of
the
Toronto
nt;
'
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J-
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-----
.
..
"j
of
companies
from
15
pare
"nits,
each
retalniwr
lu
Idt-
uter
revistEnt,
non-cresab!e.
the
Great
Lakes
are
Eettina
an
board
of
education's
child
ad-
tlty.
iu
armored
squadron
w
I
erfeot
style
and
fit.'Beauti
111
P,..
t
"
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M
id
1
t
'
:
,
!
-'$
I
'
"
:
adequate
supply
of
experienced
justment
services,
said,
luaciiti.
but
.JiutUge
hO'Sj
Toe
UuoUea
and
julepiytM
up
in
the
remote
rural
districts."
department
heard
Dr.
Raymond
Mr.
Rivers
said
the
education
Hatch,
director
of
guidance
a?
department
nas
hopes
of
off-
j
Michigan
State
College,
recom-setting
the
shortage.
Reasons
mend
schools
to
stress
five
Included:
Increasing
number
of,
points.
rSMIinR
-IOHT
AT
MON1
KV
.
)
Pv
TV.Ilard
Morln,
chaplain
of
the
Montreal
fire
department,
and
his
English-made
automobile
painted
fire-engine
red
Until
recently
Father
Morln
hurried,
to
fires
by
taxi
or
street
car,
but
firemen
tot.k
up
a
collection
and
bought
him
the
small
car,
complete
with
a
red
flasher
light.
Sil.50
ery
Ipecial
AIS
...
Irawn
from
10
armored
units
i
irnms
Canada,
while
six
reserve
j
rmy
field
regiments
provided
j
troops
for
the
gunner
rctjiment
Thesclea
was
that
diversifying
t
the-
manpower
sources
would
fa-
j
dilute
rcerultinK,
Unit
commanders
Required
unprccedent-
!
ed
administrative
headaches
as
a
result.
j
siuoents
reacning
graae
li.
more
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
Third
Ave.
W.
.
Between
Belmont
and
Royal
Hotels
Pioneering
Spirit
'Gone'
Students
should
be
taught
the!
three
Rs,
how
to
maintain
their
i
health
and
develop
good
charac-
j
teristxs,
civic
responsibility,
economic
efficiency
and
human
relations.
This
advertijcment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
The
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
CONNECTION
IG.NOKM)
In
practice
the
parent-un!
married
women
taking
up
teach,
ing,
teachers
remaining
In
service
longer
and
emergency
measures
to
train
more
teachers.
Problems
that
have
to
be
faced
in
educating
Indians
were
described
by
R.
F,
Davey
to
teachers
in
federal
government
schools
in
Ontario.
Mr.
Davey.
assistan
tsuperin-
v!Says
Ford
Company
President
"onnectlon
is
being
inena.sini
Iwnored.
Instead
of
belitK
called
the
Victoria
Rifles
company
or
the
Koyal
Hamilton
Llitht
Infantry
company,
for
Instance.
CoinDunles
are
referred
in
tn
the
GOING
TO
PAINT
A
ROOM?
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
TO
Wonf
o
good
job-waltt
and
ceittngt
.
that
will
keep
their
beauty
through
the
yeon?
SUPtR
KIM-TONE
it
rich
at
reve);
tough
at
rulier,
at
easy
lo
cftan
your
pmK
thower
curia
mi.
16
mart,
tiew.
reody-to-use
tftadet;
or
rnferma
for
an
almott
endfeu
rang
of
colon.
Rhys
M.
Kale,
president
of
seek
their
fortune,
thousands
of
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
young
Canadians
swarm
across
Ltd
.
has
caut-ht
a
lot
of
attn-
J
the
border
into
the
United
States
Uon
with
a
recent
address
en-
to
scratch
for
opportunities
not
titled
"A
Planned
Journey
to
-half
as
good
as
those
which
lie
Oreatness,"
Canada
and
Cana-
rlht
under
their
noses
at
illans
being
the
travellers.
home
.
.
.
L
Here
are
a
few
quotes:
"Are
tnpy
blinded
by
the
;
Wht
puwies
me
is
the
fact
fauied
gold
bricks
that
lie
in
the
i
JUIIN
1)1
1.
VMI.KK
ir.
li't
a-
knmlrUed
'Party'
Trains
To
Cover
Canada
This
Summer
ilment
j
usual
army
way
"A"
or
"B"
.
company
or
whatever
the
designation
might
be.
j
Luck
of
liaison
between
the
.parent
units
and
their
com-j
nnt-
In
Oermnnv
actually
Is
I
-ontrlijutlnn
to
their
fusion
Into
j
oroper
battalions.
I
I.t.-Col.
John
IJclamere
of
Toronto,
commander
of
the
lit
i
Canadian
Ritie
battalion,
re-
n.ai
wniie
iiunnreas
or
young
,
Greets
of
New
York
and
Chicago
Americans
come
to
Canada
to
j
that
they
cannot
see
the
pre-
Widov
VANCOUVER
Two
"house
i
cious
opportunities
of
Leduc
and
Kitimat,
of
Lynn
Lake
and
Burnt
parties
on
wheels."
sponsoted
J
by
the
Maritime
Provinces
As-1
.
j
is
in
Estate
CBC
Wins
Creek,
Cr
to
ume
but
a
few?
are
our
boys
getting
sociation
of
Edmonton,
will
roll
j
j
ifru
that
only
tlie
Queen's
Own
;
A
n-jrn-
Hifle.
Toronto,
arid
the
Vlctorl
soft
they
prefer
the
gaudy
com
Program
I
Kines,
Montreal,
maintain
con-
fort
of
a
New
York
office
to
the
rugged,
adventurous
and
Infinitely
more
rewarding
life
on
i
nection
with
their
companies
In
;
Canadian
National
Railways
this
.summer.
j
j
The
"Overlander
Special
1953"
j
will
bring
people
from
the
Marl-
.
time
provinces
and
New
England
I
states
to
the
Pacific
Coast
and
i
Awards
ha.
Ixen
set
Ciiurl
by
Mr
I
on
Hie
ground
by
perjured
'il
matcr-:"..!
notii-e.
;
s
decision
ir
(ira
-e
Irene
i.'.e,
BC,
tt
i
e:
tate
of
her
Canadian
Bioadcxs-ting
Cor
Canada's
new
economic
froutiers
.
.
It
Is
painfully
evident
that
we
need
a
generous
reinfusion
of
the
pioneering
spirit
tnat
made
Canada
great.
"We
seem
to
be
smothered
by
over-caution.
We
don't
seem
'
wuiinti
to
akc
t
nances
.
.
.
.
'2.45
wit
"t
X2Z
IX
7
r-
!
Want
tm
fcep
down
your
cof?
G"
coa
covers
most
svrfrrres
wa!!pef&r
-s
paint,
wood,
plaster.
Vhal's
more,"
don't
haw
to
buy
any
pr;;rifr
or
under
coaler.
And
wttt,
dumUln
SUPLRK?M-lOt'
your
original
paint
investment
hilt
dlN
'"'
T.
Want
to
save
lime
and
trouble
?
it:
KfM-TONE
goes
on
quickly
and
smoothly,
'
without
a
froce
of
stroalc
or
hp,
with
brurJV
or
Roflar-Koater.
And
of
course
you
ovod
the
fuss
of
applying
a
primer
or
under-
"'
cooler.
(jive
yoor
intms
cfilorful
whIIh
irtA,
,
ceilings
you'll
love
tn
live
with.
Ask
your
dealer
for
SIU'KU
KKM-TONET
You'll
be
oi'c
J
you
bousht
ffie
best
J
,,
western
Canada
for
a
three-1
week
trip.
The
train
will
leave
!
Moncton
on
July
11.
i
Another
train,
the
"Bluenoe
!
Special"
will
take
people
from
:
B
C.
and
the
Prairies
to
the
,
;
his
unit.
'
We
never
h"r
from
th"
Ite-I
"inn
Rifle,
the
Winnipeg
Rifles
'r,
the
Reyal
Hamilton
Liyht
j
nf
intrv-rmr
letters
aren't
everi
;
irknnw'edped
"
!
He
added
that
only
his
QOR
company
h:id
a
one-locality
n-vor.
'The
soldiers
in
the
j
other
companies
may
come
from
!
anywhere
In
Canada,
regardless
'
'it
the
company
s
nominal
af-'
filiation
"
d
Edward
Maritimes.
A.
C.
L.
Wrarner.
the
CNT-'si
iTJT.n',."t
down
oar
throats
fori
tgeneral
pxisenger
agent
here
,
'ops?
that
a
good
many
Can-
said
that
Vancouver
passengers
for
this
special
would
travel
to
Edmonton
on
regular
trains
In
time
for
the
"Bluenose's"
departure
on
July
18.
udians
have
fallen
into
the
Idea
It
Is
the
most
Important
th'ng
in
the
world
when,
as
a
matte''
of
fact,
the
k.i
d
of
recunty
they
H
.th'ufcir.i?
tt'Mt
is
a
Ainat-i'naii'c
iu
'the
aixillljon
cf
taxes
"
:tf
!,!
h
the
(utlsc
:f
:,(.;::
!
the
8imp-::;
!?
.iincham
in
a
w
cranted
to
y.
.r:
h
:').
l'jJ'J,
by
.'
J
j
'
..
e
A
j!;y
Mor-
;
;.
t..i
1
been
sep-i
:."
t
ti;::r.
but
had
fti..:..
.;(!
iielure
the
'
i:'!iT";,!ii
were
!
Mrs
Simpson
said
poration
programs
have
been
given
five
first
awards
and
five
'
honorable
mention,
in
the
!7th
emeriran
yJ
hltion
of
Educational
Radio
Programs
held
by
uiMnute
for
tclucation
by
Fadlo
Television
of
Ohio
State
University.
A
Vanf-ouver-pHxIuced
s
hooi
broadcast
won
an
hmorab
mention
tn
the
competition
II
v
as
'
Working
Together,"
a
four-rail
scrks
on
character
ed
jea-tlon
tn
the
t.ite:
medt.i'.e
prides
scripted
by
Christie
Harris
of
AbboLsfoid.
BC.
and
produced
by
fiaymond
Whitchouse
at
Cl'C
Vancouver.
Fir.t
aw
aids,
the
Institute's
h!:hc6t
ri'OBm'.lot.
went
the
VH'.
seri"s
"Suiiimer
Failow."
a
sequence
of
plays
and
dix-umon-tarif
s,
for
"
ef
fectiveiy
in'.erpr
-ili.v
ru;al
problrtr.s
i
an
c;-.er-U-lnlng
manner
for
the
u-hr.
niXONfi
TO
BATTALION'
Hence
the
men
are
beeinninit
o
feel
thev
i-loi:g
to
the
1st
Canadian
RiIIks.
he
said,
and
not
to
)u,st
one
of
the
romoanies.
When
men
are
potted
from
one
eomptny
to
another
they
hive
the
headache
of
changing
bstdtfrs
nd
shoulder
fla.sh'-i,
and
local
feeling
now
has
so
dis-
ppeared
tht
they
accept
such
postings
without
demur.
This
ii
importsnt
as
most
units
insist
tn
a
man
changing
his
company
,
on
rromntl'
n.
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$7375
Mission
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''rh-s
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in
the
Infantry
and
rifle
battalions
rom
pared
to
the
highland
bat-tTllon,
where
kilts
and
bonnets
also
are
Involved.
I
t
-Col
H
A
A
Parker
of
Toronto
said:
"I
have
officers
who
are
North
Nova
Srntia
Hii'hlanders
by
d-v
end
4ttlh
llchlanriers
bv
nlcht
That's
be-au.se
when
they
bought
their
erge
dress
and
mess
kits
they
vere
.
41th
Highlanders.
Nev.t
veck
they
may
ie
Seaforth
lighlanders
I
ran
t
expect
them
o
Kiend
$0
to
i'.W
every
timr
'
h
ive
to
cross-post
them."
Parker
said
lnt"gra!lon
of
the
'
Return
Journey."
a
series
on
ti
r,-hihi!'ntlon
of
alcoholics
for
"a
superb
production
of
high
dramatic
appeal
without
(icri-fle
of
Integrity
or
authenticity
"
"Cross
Section."
a
series
on
aspects
of
Canadian
Industrial
lite,
for
"a
concert
of
tlie
true
meanir"
of
"(iii'-ntional
radio
.
.
.
making
this
series
outstanding
in
any
field
of
radio":
and
to
a
enc-oca-jon
brorcl?,'t,
"Her
Majesty
the
Queen."
pr
riuccd'by
CUC
to
mark
the
birthday
ol
Queen
Elizabeth.
The
luftgs
cited
this
program
for
an
intelliccnt.
accurate,
appealing,
interpretive
radio
report
to
the
neoHn
of
,
Canada
on
th-Royal
Tour.
this
ordergram
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!
11;
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Sedan
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thousand!
of
miles
of
good
traiuorta'.ioii
$495
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linU.sh
Co-
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I'Mcmission
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year
Ju;
t
Iw
the
n.ij-st
tuc-!'
(.iht
year.t
of
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